Surrey Road League 2024 - Harrier Medal Winners
W65
1 Sue Garner (Lingfield RC)
2 Jane Davies (Epsom & Ewell Harriers)
3 Lisa Compton (Lingfield RC)
M65
1 David Ogden (South London Harriers)
2 Simon Bean (Epsom & Ewell Harriers)
3 John Foss (South London Harriers)
Full results below
W65
1 Sue Garner (Lingfield RC)
2 Jane Davies (Epsom & Ewell Harriers)
3 Lisa Compton (Lingfield RC)
M65
1 David Ogden (South London Harriers)
2 Simon Bean (Epsom & Ewell Harriers)
3 John Foss (South London Harriers)
Full results below
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Southern Athletics League, Chelmsford, 9 July 2023
A great team effort saw us finish 3rd. See below for provisional results.
Well done everyone!
A great team effort saw us finish 3rd. See below for provisional results.
Well done everyone!
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Surrey Schools Athletics Championships, Kingston, 10 June 2023
Well done to everyone who qualified to represent their district teams at the Surrey Schools Athletics Championships at the weekend. Lots of great performances in very hot conditions and big congratulations to the Epsom & Ewell Harriers medalists listed below.
There was also an excellent win for Sophie Lomas 🥇 in the 1500m steeplechase at the Kent Schools Championships in a new Club record time of 5:20.45.
Surrey Schools Champions
🥇 Max Orchard JB 80m Hurdles
🥇 Max Leon IB 100m Hurdles
🥇 Lily Richardson IG 200m
🥇 Sophie Glencross SG 3000m
🥇 Freddie Read SB HJ
🥇 Isabella Fuller IG Hammer
Silver Medalists
🥈 Sophie Lamb JG 200m
🥈 Estee Norman IG 300m Hurdles
🥈 Lily Brown IG 3000m
🥈 Maddie Dodd IG 80m Hurdles
Bronze Medalists
🥉 Benjy Carr IB 3000m
🥉 Raphael Grant IB 100m
🥉 Teyi Thomas IB TJ
See Surrey Schools website for full results: http://www.ssaa.org.uk
Well done all and thanks to the volunteers who made the event possible.
Well done to everyone who qualified to represent their district teams at the Surrey Schools Athletics Championships at the weekend. Lots of great performances in very hot conditions and big congratulations to the Epsom & Ewell Harriers medalists listed below.
There was also an excellent win for Sophie Lomas 🥇 in the 1500m steeplechase at the Kent Schools Championships in a new Club record time of 5:20.45.
Surrey Schools Champions
🥇 Max Orchard JB 80m Hurdles
🥇 Max Leon IB 100m Hurdles
🥇 Lily Richardson IG 200m
🥇 Sophie Glencross SG 3000m
🥇 Freddie Read SB HJ
🥇 Isabella Fuller IG Hammer
Silver Medalists
🥈 Sophie Lamb JG 200m
🥈 Estee Norman IG 300m Hurdles
🥈 Lily Brown IG 3000m
🥈 Maddie Dodd IG 80m Hurdles
Bronze Medalists
🥉 Benjy Carr IB 3000m
🥉 Raphael Grant IB 100m
🥉 Teyi Thomas IB TJ
See Surrey Schools website for full results: http://www.ssaa.org.uk
Well done all and thanks to the volunteers who made the event possible.
Southern Athletics League, Basingstoke, 30 May 2023
A great effort by everyone at Basingstoke in a really tight match. E&E Harriers finished 4th, just 4 points behind 2nd. See here for results: https://www.southernathletics.org.uk/division-12.html
Well done all!
A great effort by everyone at Basingstoke in a really tight match. E&E Harriers finished 4th, just 4 points behind 2nd. See here for results: https://www.southernathletics.org.uk/division-12.html
Well done all!
Surrey Athletics Championships
The Surrey Athletics Championships held at Kingston on 13 and 14 May proved to be an exciting and memorable event as athletes from Epsom & Ewell Harriers collected an incredible 37 medals across the age groups.
Anna Bloomfield led a remarkable clean sweep by the Harriers in the U20 Women’s 3,000m, securing the gold medal with a personal best time of 10:43.57. Sophie Lomas claimed the silver in a time of 10:55.27, while Sophie Glencross clinched the bronze in a personal best time of 11:03.15. Anna also added a gold medal in the pole vault, clearing 2.40m, to achieve a unique double victory.
Multi-event athlete Di Norman collected another big haul of medals. She claimed gold medals in the high jump (1.50m) and triple jump (10.03m), a silver medal in the long jump (4.91m) and bronze medals in the shot put (11.09m) and javelin (29.82m). Estee Norman almost matched her mum by claiming gold in the U17 Women's 300m Hurdles with an impressive personal best time of 45.32 seconds. She also secured the silver medal in the javelin (26.30m), and a bronze in the long jump (5.02m) to and finished the weekend with an incredible 5 new personal bests.
There was another family double in the throws as Isabella Fuller set a new U17 Women's club record by winning the gold medal in the hammer with a distance of 39.00m and Bill Fuller claimed senior shot put gold with 12.35m. Buddy Reid showcased his prowess in the throws, clinching the gold medal in both the shot put and hammer with 10.19m and 30.73m respectively. In the U13 Boys category, Demos Pemberton launched the shot putt 6m87 and the discuss 14m92 for two bronze medals and personal best performances, while Samuel Richardson claimed bronze in the javelin with 21m94.
Back on the track, there were more medals in the 3000m races. Sabrina Coppola-Johansen produced a well judged run to win gold in the U15 Girls event with a personal best of 10:56.55, and Izzy Wilson clinched the bronze in 11:39.00. There was an exciting finish in the U15 boys event as Tom Holland finished strongly to claim bronze in a personal best of 9:46.90 with only 0.14 seconds separating 3 athletes.
In the U15 Boys' 80m Hurdles, Max Orchard showcased his talent, finishing first in a personal best time of 12.19 seconds with Sam Tsolo close behind to secure the silver medal in a time of 12.58 seconds. Max had further success with gold in the triple jump (11.17m) and bronze in the long jump (5.35m). Max Leon emerged victorious in the U17 Men's 100m Hurdles, setting a personal best time of 14.01 seconds, while Danny Trowell secured the bronze medal with a time of 15.04 seconds. Max also won bronze in the high jump with a 1m70 clearance.
There were further excellent performances by:
Sophie Osborn (U20W):
🥈 2nd 400m 57.40 PB
🥉 3rd 200m 26.07 PB
Matilda Laidlaw (U20W)
🥈 2nd 800m 2.25.19
🥉 3rd 1500m 5.00.15 PB
🥈 Kia’a Tigard-Varcoe (U17M) - 2nd Long Jump 5m61
🥈 Frederick Reid (U20M) - 2nd High Jump 1m70
🥈 Madeleine Dodd (U17W) - 2nd Pole Vault 2m70
🥉 Axel Ottosson (U13B) - 3rd Long Jump 4m33 PB
🥉 Jack Walker (U20M) - 3rd 800m 2.03.32
Full results here: https://www.thepowerof10.info/results/results.aspx?meetingid=532968
The Surrey Athletics Championships held at Kingston on 13 and 14 May proved to be an exciting and memorable event as athletes from Epsom & Ewell Harriers collected an incredible 37 medals across the age groups.
Anna Bloomfield led a remarkable clean sweep by the Harriers in the U20 Women’s 3,000m, securing the gold medal with a personal best time of 10:43.57. Sophie Lomas claimed the silver in a time of 10:55.27, while Sophie Glencross clinched the bronze in a personal best time of 11:03.15. Anna also added a gold medal in the pole vault, clearing 2.40m, to achieve a unique double victory.
Multi-event athlete Di Norman collected another big haul of medals. She claimed gold medals in the high jump (1.50m) and triple jump (10.03m), a silver medal in the long jump (4.91m) and bronze medals in the shot put (11.09m) and javelin (29.82m). Estee Norman almost matched her mum by claiming gold in the U17 Women's 300m Hurdles with an impressive personal best time of 45.32 seconds. She also secured the silver medal in the javelin (26.30m), and a bronze in the long jump (5.02m) to and finished the weekend with an incredible 5 new personal bests.
There was another family double in the throws as Isabella Fuller set a new U17 Women's club record by winning the gold medal in the hammer with a distance of 39.00m and Bill Fuller claimed senior shot put gold with 12.35m. Buddy Reid showcased his prowess in the throws, clinching the gold medal in both the shot put and hammer with 10.19m and 30.73m respectively. In the U13 Boys category, Demos Pemberton launched the shot putt 6m87 and the discuss 14m92 for two bronze medals and personal best performances, while Samuel Richardson claimed bronze in the javelin with 21m94.
Back on the track, there were more medals in the 3000m races. Sabrina Coppola-Johansen produced a well judged run to win gold in the U15 Girls event with a personal best of 10:56.55, and Izzy Wilson clinched the bronze in 11:39.00. There was an exciting finish in the U15 boys event as Tom Holland finished strongly to claim bronze in a personal best of 9:46.90 with only 0.14 seconds separating 3 athletes.
In the U15 Boys' 80m Hurdles, Max Orchard showcased his talent, finishing first in a personal best time of 12.19 seconds with Sam Tsolo close behind to secure the silver medal in a time of 12.58 seconds. Max had further success with gold in the triple jump (11.17m) and bronze in the long jump (5.35m). Max Leon emerged victorious in the U17 Men's 100m Hurdles, setting a personal best time of 14.01 seconds, while Danny Trowell secured the bronze medal with a time of 15.04 seconds. Max also won bronze in the high jump with a 1m70 clearance.
There were further excellent performances by:
Sophie Osborn (U20W):
🥈 2nd 400m 57.40 PB
🥉 3rd 200m 26.07 PB
Matilda Laidlaw (U20W)
🥈 2nd 800m 2.25.19
🥉 3rd 1500m 5.00.15 PB
🥈 Kia’a Tigard-Varcoe (U17M) - 2nd Long Jump 5m61
🥈 Frederick Reid (U20M) - 2nd High Jump 1m70
🥈 Madeleine Dodd (U17W) - 2nd Pole Vault 2m70
🥉 Axel Ottosson (U13B) - 3rd Long Jump 4m33 PB
🥉 Jack Walker (U20M) - 3rd 800m 2.03.32
Full results here: https://www.thepowerof10.info/results/results.aspx?meetingid=532968
World Masters Championships, Toruń
Epsom & Ewell Harriers have every reason to celebrate, as Lisa Boland and Anne Nelson made their mark on the world stage at the World Masters Athletics Indoor Championships 2023 in Torun, Poland. With intense training and sheer determination, Lisa and Anne proved to be formidable competitors in their respective categories.
Lisa Boland, competing in the W40 category, produced exceptional performances in the 60m and 200m races. Her hard work paid off when she secured a silver medal in the 60m with a personal best time of 7.82 seconds, and a bronze medal in the 200m with a time of 25.85 seconds. And if that wasn't impressive enough, Lisa went on to earn another silver medal in the W40 4x200m relay.
Anne Nelson, who competed in the W70 category, proved that age is just a number with her outstanding performances. She secured bronze medals in both the 60m (10.19 seconds) and the 200m (35.69 seconds).
Simon Bean, President of Epsom & Ewell Harriers, could not be prouder of the accomplishments of both Lisa and Anne. He remarked, "Their hard work and dedication have paid off tremendously. We are extremely proud of Lisa and Anne for representing our club with such determination and sportsmanship."
Congratulations to Lisa and Anne on their impressive achievements at the World Master Athletics Indoor Championships 2023!
Epsom & Ewell Harriers have every reason to celebrate, as Lisa Boland and Anne Nelson made their mark on the world stage at the World Masters Athletics Indoor Championships 2023 in Torun, Poland. With intense training and sheer determination, Lisa and Anne proved to be formidable competitors in their respective categories.
Lisa Boland, competing in the W40 category, produced exceptional performances in the 60m and 200m races. Her hard work paid off when she secured a silver medal in the 60m with a personal best time of 7.82 seconds, and a bronze medal in the 200m with a time of 25.85 seconds. And if that wasn't impressive enough, Lisa went on to earn another silver medal in the W40 4x200m relay.
Anne Nelson, who competed in the W70 category, proved that age is just a number with her outstanding performances. She secured bronze medals in both the 60m (10.19 seconds) and the 200m (35.69 seconds).
Simon Bean, President of Epsom & Ewell Harriers, could not be prouder of the accomplishments of both Lisa and Anne. He remarked, "Their hard work and dedication have paid off tremendously. We are extremely proud of Lisa and Anne for representing our club with such determination and sportsmanship."
Congratulations to Lisa and Anne on their impressive achievements at the World Master Athletics Indoor Championships 2023!
UK Inter-Counties XC Championships, Loughborough, 11 March 2023
Well done to everyone who ran in the UK inter-Counties XC Championships. Great running in tough conditions, with special mention to Sophie Glencross who ran most of the race in only one shoe!
U20M - 115 George Hannay
U17M - 89 Tim Adler
U20W - 70 Gabby Ceccherini
U17W
52 Lily Brown
158 Sophie Glencross
177 Grace Fordham
U15G - 161 Estee Norman
Full results here: https://results.sporthive.com/events/7039975178045137920
Well done to everyone who ran in the UK inter-Counties XC Championships. Great running in tough conditions, with special mention to Sophie Glencross who ran most of the race in only one shoe!
U20M - 115 George Hannay
U17M - 89 Tim Adler
U20W - 70 Gabby Ceccherini
U17W
52 Lily Brown
158 Sophie Glencross
177 Grace Fordham
U15G - 161 Estee Norman
Full results here: https://results.sporthive.com/events/7039975178045137920
Surrey Indoor Athletics Championships, 4/5 March 2023
Well done to our all our athletes for their debuts, SB & PB’s, and particular congratulations to our medallists:
U15 Girls
🏅Eilidh McFarlane TJ
🏅Maia Heward-Mills 60mh
U15 Boys
🏅 Buddy Reid SP
🥈🥈 Samuel Tsolo 60mh, HJ
U17 Women
🏅Madi Dodd PV
U17 Men
🥈 Max Leon 60mh
🥉 Danny Trowell 60mh
U20 Women
🏅Anna Bloomfield PV
SW
🏅 Stacey Gonzalez PV
🏅 Di Norman HJ
🥈 Barbara Leszczynska HJ
🥈 🥈 Di Norman LJ, TJ
🥉 Di Norman SP
Well done to our all our athletes for their debuts, SB & PB’s, and particular congratulations to our medallists:
U15 Girls
🏅Eilidh McFarlane TJ
🏅Maia Heward-Mills 60mh
U15 Boys
🏅 Buddy Reid SP
🥈🥈 Samuel Tsolo 60mh, HJ
U17 Women
🏅Madi Dodd PV
U17 Men
🥈 Max Leon 60mh
🥉 Danny Trowell 60mh
U20 Women
🏅Anna Bloomfield PV
SW
🏅 Stacey Gonzalez PV
🏅 Di Norman HJ
🥈 Barbara Leszczynska HJ
🥈 🥈 Di Norman LJ, TJ
🥉 Di Norman SP
East Surrey League, Lloyd Park, 4 March 2023
See below for provisional results. A great set of results with team wins for the girls and senior men, and the senior women claiming 2nd. Top 3 individual finishes:
U17W - 1st Lily Brown 🥇
U13G - 2nd Charlotte Coleman 🥈, 3rd Izzy Wilson 🥉
SM - 2nd Alex Gurteen 🥈
SW - 2nd Gabby Ceccherini 🥈
Well done everyone!
See below for provisional results. A great set of results with team wins for the girls and senior men, and the senior women claiming 2nd. Top 3 individual finishes:
U17W - 1st Lily Brown 🥇
U13G - 2nd Charlotte Coleman 🥈, 3rd Izzy Wilson 🥉
SM - 2nd Alex Gurteen 🥈
SW - 2nd Gabby Ceccherini 🥈
Well done everyone!
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Regional Sportshall Athletics, 26 February 2023
Well done to Maia Heward-Mills (U15G) and Samuel Tsolo, Josh Liddle and Felix Liddle (U13B) who competed for Surrey at the Regional Sportshall athletics in Burgess Hill on Sunday. Both their teams (along with the Surrey U15B team) beat 6 other counties to become the South East of England Champions and secure their place at the Nationals in April.
Well done to Maia Heward-Mills (U15G) and Samuel Tsolo, Josh Liddle and Felix Liddle (U13B) who competed for Surrey at the Regional Sportshall athletics in Burgess Hill on Sunday. Both their teams (along with the Surrey U15B team) beat 6 other counties to become the South East of England Champions and secure their place at the Nationals in April.
National XC Championships, Chester, 25 February 2023
Well done to everyone who made the long trip to Chester for the National XC Championships.
Great performances by all with the U17W team claiming an excellent 8th place with Lily Brown 26th, Zara Girling 78th, Grace Fordham 93rd and Matilda Laidlaw 110th. The U15Gs also performed strongly with Estee Norman 47th, Sabrina Coppola-Johansen 54th and Matilda Kotcheff 137th.
Daniel Wolff led home the senior men finishing an excellent 310th, with
Neil Henderson 436th and Alastair Bloore 656th.
See here for full results: https://results.sporthive.com/events/7034530289041792256
Well done to everyone who made the long trip to Chester for the National XC Championships.
Great performances by all with the U17W team claiming an excellent 8th place with Lily Brown 26th, Zara Girling 78th, Grace Fordham 93rd and Matilda Laidlaw 110th. The U15Gs also performed strongly with Estee Norman 47th, Sabrina Coppola-Johansen 54th and Matilda Kotcheff 137th.
Daniel Wolff led home the senior men finishing an excellent 310th, with
Neil Henderson 436th and Alastair Bloore 656th.
See here for full results: https://results.sporthive.com/events/7034530289041792256
Surrey League, 11 February 2023
A great final day in the Surrey League at Lloyd Park and Morden Park.
Provisional results on the Surrey League website: https://surreyleague.org
Congratulations to the U17W squad who secured the league title with another convincing win! Lily Brown led the team home finishing 3rd on the day (to secure 2nd overall in the league), with Sophie Glencross 5th, Zara Girling 6th and Grace Fordham 9th.
The U15 Girls also performed well to finish 2nd on the day and 4th overall in the league with Sabrina Coppola-Johansen 7th, Florence White 12th, Isla Naidoo 15th and Lola Williams 17th on her debut. The U13Gs squad claimed an excellent 3rd place finish on the day and 5th overall in the league with great packing by Izzy Wilson 11th, Charlotte Hall 16th, Charlotte Coleman 17th and Sofia Richardson 26th.
The boys teams were very short on numbers and unable to field full teams on the day but both the U13s and combined U15/U17 squads did enough to secure 4th place finishes in the league overall. In the U13s, Daniel Street finished 20th, Ollie Henderson 27th and William Johnson 42nd. Jack Piper was 10th U17 home, while Harvey O’Shea finished 8th U15 with Tom Holland close behind in 9th. Tim Adler finished 2nd overall in the U17M league standings.
It was a great day for the Senior Men who finished 2nd on the day in Division 2 with Daniel Wolff leading the team home in 11th (3rd overall in the league), but it wasn’t quite enough to catch Ranelagh Harriers who claimed the 2nd promotion spot. Simon Bean secured the M60 individual league title, while Neil Henderson and Alex Rodriguez were 3rd in the M40 and U20 overall league standings.
Sophie Lomas was first home for the Senior Women in 61st and was the leading U20 as the team did enough to stay in Division 1. Gabby Ceccherini and Gi Winder were 1st and 2nd in the U20s overall league standings.
Well done everyone!
A great final day in the Surrey League at Lloyd Park and Morden Park.
Provisional results on the Surrey League website: https://surreyleague.org
Congratulations to the U17W squad who secured the league title with another convincing win! Lily Brown led the team home finishing 3rd on the day (to secure 2nd overall in the league), with Sophie Glencross 5th, Zara Girling 6th and Grace Fordham 9th.
The U15 Girls also performed well to finish 2nd on the day and 4th overall in the league with Sabrina Coppola-Johansen 7th, Florence White 12th, Isla Naidoo 15th and Lola Williams 17th on her debut. The U13Gs squad claimed an excellent 3rd place finish on the day and 5th overall in the league with great packing by Izzy Wilson 11th, Charlotte Hall 16th, Charlotte Coleman 17th and Sofia Richardson 26th.
The boys teams were very short on numbers and unable to field full teams on the day but both the U13s and combined U15/U17 squads did enough to secure 4th place finishes in the league overall. In the U13s, Daniel Street finished 20th, Ollie Henderson 27th and William Johnson 42nd. Jack Piper was 10th U17 home, while Harvey O’Shea finished 8th U15 with Tom Holland close behind in 9th. Tim Adler finished 2nd overall in the U17M league standings.
It was a great day for the Senior Men who finished 2nd on the day in Division 2 with Daniel Wolff leading the team home in 11th (3rd overall in the league), but it wasn’t quite enough to catch Ranelagh Harriers who claimed the 2nd promotion spot. Simon Bean secured the M60 individual league title, while Neil Henderson and Alex Rodriguez were 3rd in the M40 and U20 overall league standings.
Sophie Lomas was first home for the Senior Women in 61st and was the leading U20 as the team did enough to stay in Division 1. Gabby Ceccherini and Gi Winder were 1st and 2nd in the U20s overall league standings.
Well done everyone!
U17W Surrey League Champions, with the U15Gs
Downs League, Epsom Downs, 5 February 2023
Well done to everyone who ran in the Downs League on Sunday. A great set of results!
See attached for full results.
U20M Team 1st 🥇
1 George Hannay 🥇
2 Alex Rodriguez 🥈
U17W - Team 1st 🥇
2 Sophie Glencross 🥈
3 Grace Fordham 🥉
4 Zara Girling
U17M - Team 2nd 🥈
6 Dan Simpson
U15G - Team 3rd 🥉
5 Matilda Kotcheff
U13G - Team 2nd 🥈
2 Izzy Wilson 🥈
U13B - Team 5th
10 Daniel Street
U11G - Team 5th
7 Isabella Kotcheff
U11B - Team 3rd 🥉
2 Tom Street 🥈
Well done to everyone who ran in the Downs League on Sunday. A great set of results!
See attached for full results.
U20M Team 1st 🥇
1 George Hannay 🥇
2 Alex Rodriguez 🥈
U17W - Team 1st 🥇
2 Sophie Glencross 🥈
3 Grace Fordham 🥉
4 Zara Girling
U17M - Team 2nd 🥈
6 Dan Simpson
U15G - Team 3rd 🥉
5 Matilda Kotcheff
U13G - Team 2nd 🥈
2 Izzy Wilson 🥈
U13B - Team 5th
10 Daniel Street
U11G - Team 5th
7 Isabella Kotcheff
U11B - Team 3rd 🥉
2 Tom Street 🥈
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South East Schools Inter-Counties XC Championships, Ardingly, 4 February 2023
So many excellent performances by E&E Harriers representing Surrey Schools in the South East Schools Inter-Counties XC Champs over a surprisingly testing course at the South of England Showground in Ardingly.
Well done everyone!
Full results here: http://www.ssaa.org.uk/
And race videos here: https://youtu.be/YyuRFn4buHc
Senior Girls - Surrey 2nd
4 Sophie Lomas
5 Gabby Ceccherini
23 Matilda Laidlaw
24 Sophie Glencross
29 Grace Fordham
34 Poppy Mitchell
Senior Boys - Surrey 4th
28 Dan Slaven
46 Jack Piper
67 Jack Walker
Inter Girls - Surrey 2nd
22 Lily Brown
61 Florence White
63 Isla Naidoo
Inter Boys - Surrey 1st
42 Benjy Carr
70 Joe McDonald
Junior Girls - Surrey 2nd
18 Sabrina Coppola-Johansen
32 Matilda Kotcheff
Junior Boys - Surrey 3rd
50 Tom Holland
So many excellent performances by E&E Harriers representing Surrey Schools in the South East Schools Inter-Counties XC Champs over a surprisingly testing course at the South of England Showground in Ardingly.
Well done everyone!
Full results here: http://www.ssaa.org.uk/
And race videos here: https://youtu.be/YyuRFn4buHc
Senior Girls - Surrey 2nd
4 Sophie Lomas
5 Gabby Ceccherini
23 Matilda Laidlaw
24 Sophie Glencross
29 Grace Fordham
34 Poppy Mitchell
Senior Boys - Surrey 4th
28 Dan Slaven
46 Jack Piper
67 Jack Walker
Inter Girls - Surrey 2nd
22 Lily Brown
61 Florence White
63 Isla Naidoo
Inter Boys - Surrey 1st
42 Benjy Carr
70 Joe McDonald
Junior Girls - Surrey 2nd
18 Sabrina Coppola-Johansen
32 Matilda Kotcheff
Junior Boys - Surrey 3rd
50 Tom Holland
Surrey Schools XC Championships, Reigate, 21 January 2023
Well done to everyone who qualified to represent their District Schools team at the Surrey Schools XC Championships in Reigate on Saturday.
Congratulations to the 24 E&E Harriers who qualified to represent Surrey Schools and the 6 who guaranteed selection for the English Schools. The Senior Girls squad had 6 in the top 10 as Gabby Ceccherini claimed an impressive silver, narrowly missing out on gold in the home straight. She was closely following by Sophie Lomas who stormed through the field to take bronze, with Brooke Taylor 4th and Sophie Glencross 5th booking their place at the English Schools in Nottingham. Estee Norman (4th) and Lily Brown (5th) produced strong runs to also secure selection for the English Schools in the Inter Girls race.
Full results on Surrey Schools website: http://www.ssaa.org.uk
Well done to everyone who qualified to represent their District Schools team at the Surrey Schools XC Championships in Reigate on Saturday.
Congratulations to the 24 E&E Harriers who qualified to represent Surrey Schools and the 6 who guaranteed selection for the English Schools. The Senior Girls squad had 6 in the top 10 as Gabby Ceccherini claimed an impressive silver, narrowly missing out on gold in the home straight. She was closely following by Sophie Lomas who stormed through the field to take bronze, with Brooke Taylor 4th and Sophie Glencross 5th booking their place at the English Schools in Nottingham. Estee Norman (4th) and Lily Brown (5th) produced strong runs to also secure selection for the English Schools in the Inter Girls race.
Full results on Surrey Schools website: http://www.ssaa.org.uk
Surrey XC Championships, Lloyd Park, 7 January 2023
It was a great day at the Surrey Champs in Lloyd Park, despite the rather damp and muddy conditions! Well done to everyone who ran on a very tough course. It was a record turnout by the E&E juniors!
Particular congratulations to Lily Brown on a fantastic individual silver🥈in the u17W race. She combined with Gabby Ceccherini (7th U20W) and Sophie Glencross (6th U17W) to claim team bronze 🥉 in the combined U17W/U20W team competition. It was unfortunate that there wasn’t a separate team competition for U17W as E&E dominated and claimed an honorary team gold 🥇 with Grace Fordham 8th, Matilda Laidlaw 10th providing great support to Lily and Sophie, with Poppy Mitchell close behind in 12th.
Estee Norman produced a strong performance to finish 4th in the U15Gs. She combined with Sabrina Coppola-Johansen 8th, Matilda Kotcheff 18th and Florence White 32nd to claim team bronze 🥉 by just 1 point. Special mention to Florence who has only just returned after being injured for 3 months and her sprint finish was just enough (she finished only 1 second ahead of 33rd) to clinch the team bronze to show clearly how important every place can be!
The u15 boys packed really well to claim a brilliant team silver 🥈in a very competitive race. Benjy Carr led the team home in 11th, with Joe McDonald 15th, Tom Holland 17th and Harvey O’Shea 21st.
There was also a team bronze 🥉for the U20M with Henry Smith 11th, George Hannay 16th and Alex Rodriguez 21st.
Unfortunately, the u17M team was depleted by illness so didn’t complete a scoring team but Jack Piper ran well to lead the team home in 22nd, with Dan Slaven struggling will illness doing well to make it around in 24th and Dan Simpson 26th.
The u13Bs team just missed out on the medals, finishing 4th only 3 points behind South London Harriers. Samuel Tsolo had a strong run to finish 10th with Daniel Street 26th, Matthew Van Zyl 29th and Jacob Duke 30th.
Izzy Wilson was first home for E&E, finishing 19th in a very strong U13Gs race. She combined with Charlotte Coleman 35th, Tabitha Tooke 38th and Charlotte Hall 42nd with the team finishing 8th.
The senior men’s team finished 9th with Steve Winder 29th and Dan Wolff 38th. Unfortunately, we only had 3 senior women but there were strong runs from Becky McNicholas 35th, Sheridan Marshall 56th and Louisa Harold 61st.
Full results here: https://www.surreyathletics.uk
Well done everyone!
It was a great day at the Surrey Champs in Lloyd Park, despite the rather damp and muddy conditions! Well done to everyone who ran on a very tough course. It was a record turnout by the E&E juniors!
Particular congratulations to Lily Brown on a fantastic individual silver🥈in the u17W race. She combined with Gabby Ceccherini (7th U20W) and Sophie Glencross (6th U17W) to claim team bronze 🥉 in the combined U17W/U20W team competition. It was unfortunate that there wasn’t a separate team competition for U17W as E&E dominated and claimed an honorary team gold 🥇 with Grace Fordham 8th, Matilda Laidlaw 10th providing great support to Lily and Sophie, with Poppy Mitchell close behind in 12th.
Estee Norman produced a strong performance to finish 4th in the U15Gs. She combined with Sabrina Coppola-Johansen 8th, Matilda Kotcheff 18th and Florence White 32nd to claim team bronze 🥉 by just 1 point. Special mention to Florence who has only just returned after being injured for 3 months and her sprint finish was just enough (she finished only 1 second ahead of 33rd) to clinch the team bronze to show clearly how important every place can be!
The u15 boys packed really well to claim a brilliant team silver 🥈in a very competitive race. Benjy Carr led the team home in 11th, with Joe McDonald 15th, Tom Holland 17th and Harvey O’Shea 21st.
There was also a team bronze 🥉for the U20M with Henry Smith 11th, George Hannay 16th and Alex Rodriguez 21st.
Unfortunately, the u17M team was depleted by illness so didn’t complete a scoring team but Jack Piper ran well to lead the team home in 22nd, with Dan Slaven struggling will illness doing well to make it around in 24th and Dan Simpson 26th.
The u13Bs team just missed out on the medals, finishing 4th only 3 points behind South London Harriers. Samuel Tsolo had a strong run to finish 10th with Daniel Street 26th, Matthew Van Zyl 29th and Jacob Duke 30th.
Izzy Wilson was first home for E&E, finishing 19th in a very strong U13Gs race. She combined with Charlotte Coleman 35th, Tabitha Tooke 38th and Charlotte Hall 42nd with the team finishing 8th.
The senior men’s team finished 9th with Steve Winder 29th and Dan Wolff 38th. Unfortunately, we only had 3 senior women but there were strong runs from Becky McNicholas 35th, Sheridan Marshall 56th and Louisa Harold 61st.
Full results here: https://www.surreyathletics.uk
Well done everyone!
